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This amazing resource features 365 fun, thoughtful activities for kids age 2 and up. Parents and caretakers can open to any page to find easy ways to encourage a child's creativity and learning through play. The only things you'll need are common items found around the house - and your imagination!

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A revised edition of the popular guide to baby development incorporates the latest findings on the developing brain and childhood behaviour, temperament, language, and memory, examining each month of an infant's first year as well as key events in the second year.

Answering questions about everything from safety to sex, this easy-to-follow handbook argues that there is nothing wrong with allowing babies to share their parents' bed, furnishing a wealth of new research that demonstrates the advantages--from protection from SIDS to developing independence later

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A personal and practical guide to homeschooling by Loose Women's Nadia Sawalha and her husband Mark Adderley.

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A practical book for parents and carers to help them navigate parenting a child experiencing worry and anxiety. Clinical psychologist Dr Lauren Callaghan provides a clear explanation of child anxiety, and gives you activities, conversation starters, and tools to help your child deal with their anxious thoughts.

This book looks at children's emotional, physical, intellectual and social needs during the first five years. This is not for a week or a month before they come to school; skill development throughout the first five years is so important. Skills need to be taught and practised with plenty of repetition which leads to success and satisfaction.

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The authors of "Body Signs" return with an indispensable guide that will help parents detect signs of ill health in their children, but will also soothe their concerns when there is no need to worry. Illustrations.

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Speech and language issues are among the most common disorders among children. This book introduces families to the variety of speech and language disorders, available treatments, and potential outcomes, and will help families learn to better cope with the issues that often arise surrounding the child and the disorder.

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The easy-to-do twist on traditional allowance that's wowing parents across the country!

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In this first-of-its-kind book, Dr. Susan Ludington-Hoe gives parents the tools they need to act on what all recent studies and articles on the subject of infant stimulation make clear: the content and quality of an infant's learning prenatally and shortly after birth can influence its life direction.

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Provides advice on teaching children respect, honesty, responsibility, compassion, and faith.

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Explores issues of childhood from ages one to three. Does your toddler refuse to consume fuel Are there viruses in her system Do you need to reprogram her sleep routine Whatever your concerns you'll find the answers here.

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An original, practical and informed guide to living with and understanding teenagers.

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How to raise strong girls in the age of everyday sexism.

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For fathers of children aged 0 to 6, a big fun, no-nonsense effective source of information on child health and safety, diet and nutrition, entertainment, sleeping, behaviour and milestones.

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An original, theoretically informed way of thinking about, understanding and actually living with teenagers.

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Throughout his career, Steve Schmitz has been asked one question: I know my child is in grade trouble at school, Dr Schmitz, and it's making my life hellish at home. What do I do now Here, he shares his methods with parents disturbed about their kids low levels of academic achievement, explaining how and where to begin, continue, and finish.

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